Improvements for Costello running track
Costello Stadium’s running track will undergo several weeks of refurbishments from today, Tuesday 22 April.
A surface respray and specialist deep clean of the current track will take place, whilst … More
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VE Day 80 celebrations come to Hull
Families in Hull will have the opportunity to come together and pay tribute to the Second World War generation from Saturday 3 to Thursday 8 May.
A number of celebration … More
Hull City Council supports local music talent at The Great Escape Festival
Hull City Council is supporting four local acts at the highly anticipated The Great Escape Festival in Brighton this May, where a vibrant showcase of Hull’s freshest musical talent will … More
Victory! Watch how Hull celebrated VE Day with free archive screenings at the Hull History Centre
Hull History Centre are hosting screenings of Hull’s Victory in Europe (VE) Day celebrations next month.
Thursday 8 May marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second … More
Exhibition celebrating the Polish community in Hull opens at Streetlife Museum
A new exhibition celebrating over 100 years of the Polish community in Hull has opened at the Streetlife Museum.
Cześć Hull, To My!/Hi Hull, It’s Us! explores Polish traditions, food, … More
Exciting new children’s book project coming to schools with free public launch event this Easter
A ground-breaking city-wide literacy project for all year six pupils, the first of its kind in Hull, will begin this summer.
‘One Hull of a Read’ is run in partnership … More
What’s on in Hull – April 2025
Spring is here and there’s plenty going on in Hull this month. Here’s just a small selection of what’s on offer.
Healthy Holidays
Various dates and locations
There is tonnes … More
Tickets now on sale as International Choir Competition returns to Hull
Tickets are now available to the Hull International Choir Competition 2025 Gala Concert.
Now in its second year and pitted as one of the most exciting choral events of the … More
Call for artists to submit work for Ferens Art Gallery’s 2025 Open Exhibition
Artists are being given the opportunity to submit their artwork for the Ferens Art Gallery’s 2025 Open Exhibition.
Having celebrated incredible artistic talent since 1967, the Open Exhibition is open … More
Cultural Tides conference grows
Friday’s (14 March) culture conference ‘Cultural Tides’ has been hailed as a resounding success, generating significant momentum for the region’s cultural landscape.
The second edition of the conference, linked to … More
Ferens Art Gallery exhibition shortlisted for global award
An exhibition at the Ferens Art Gallery has been shortlisted for a Museum and Heritage Award. The global awards celebrate the very best in the world of museums, galleries, … More
Schools Library Service shortlisted for national award
The Hull Schools Library Service Team has been shortlisted for a Libraries Connected award.
Nominated in the Children’s Promise category, the Libraries Connected Awards celebrate the achievements of library workers who have … More
Humber Street Sesh Festival announces 2025 headliners
The award-winning Humber Street Sesh Festival has announced that anthemic alternative/indie band The Howl & The Hum will headline this year’s event.
The 2025 festival will take place on Saturday … More
Ennerdale Leisure Centre to undergo energy efficiency improvements
Works will begin this spring on energy efficiency improvements at Ennerdale Leisure Centre to help to safeguard its long-term future.
The centre will close to the public on Monday 19 … More
Hull City Council commits to re-bidding for UNESCO status after bid outcome
After just missing out on this round, Hull City Council said it is even more determined to become a UNESCO Creative City of Music, with plans to strengthen its bid … More
Hull to welcome Ukrainian Culture Minister
Hull City Council has today announced Galyna Grygorenko, First Deputy Minister for Culture and Strategic Communications, Ukraine, as the keynote speaker at the city’s Cultural Tides conference on Friday 14 … More
What’s on in Hull – March 2025
Hull is hotting up this March with a number of exciting events and shows taking place. Here’s just a little taste of what you can get your teeth into.
Colliderfest
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Hull culture hits Westminster
A delegation of Hull’s cultural sector are today heading to Westminster to reconnect with national partners.
The visit of 30 representatives from the city hope to send that message that … More
Free annual leisure membership for Hull sporting stars
Two international class sporting competitors from Hull are being given free access to the city’s public leisure facilities.
Multi-discipline participant Kevin Nicholas and futsal player Kian Skelton will benefit as … More
Culture conference returns to Hull
An international cultural conference for Hull’s cultural sector will return next month.
Cultural Tides will be hosted at Hull Truck next month (Friday 14 March), following a successful inaugural event … More
Free half-term fun from Healthy Holidays Hull
This half-term, school-age children and young people can look forward to a packed additional programme of completely free activities.
Healthy Holidays – already a staple for families during longer school … More
Wizards and witches invited to a night of magic at Hull Libraries’ Grownups Wizarding Night
Calling all wizards and witches of Hull! – Hull Libraries are celebrating their 10th year of hosting Wizarding Nights for families by introducing an extra night for adults only.… More
Charities to receive boost from Hull rock concert
A rock concert is to be held at the historic Hull City Hall with the Lord Mayor’s Charity Appeal Fund set to benefit.
‘Daz’s Rock 4 Charity’ returns to the … More
Shop local, support Hull: New campaign celebrates independent businesses
A new campaign that aims to put Hull’s Independent businesses in the spotlight has today been launched by Visit Hull.
‘Independent Hull’ will look to inspire residents and … More
What’s on in Hull – February 2025
With what always feels like the longest month of the year now in the rear-view mirror, it’s time to look forward to some fantastic things taking place in Hull this … More
VHEY backing Hull and East Yorkshire’s visitor economy to thrive
The region’s tourism partnership has set out a new master plan to support businesses in the sector, attract more visitors and drive economic growth.
Visit Hull and East Yorkshire (VHEY) … More
National Gallery partnership to bring Monet to Ferens
The National Gallery has announced it will partner with Hull’s Ferens Art Gallery as part of its Masterpiece Tour 2025-27.
Ferens will join the Sainsbury Centre, Norwich; South Shields Museum … More
Independent Venue Week: The New Adelphi Club
This week is Independent Venue Week, so we will be proudly shining a light on some of the city’s best-loved destinations. And you can’t talk about independent venues in Hull … More
Gold standard reached for a third time for HEY! Volunteering
HEY! Volunteering has achieved top quality status for the third time in a row.
Awarded every three years, the Investing in Volunteers renewal status ensures organisations are working to best … More
Plaque signifies completion of Alderman Kneeshaw Park improvement project
The installation of an interpretation panel and a commemorative plaque at Alderman Kneeshaw Park (AKP) signified the final stage of Hull City Council’s Parks Programme Investment.
The interpretation panel provides … More
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